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Last updated: 14 February 2023

BB20220301

Government initiated questions lodged on 28 February 2022 S6W-07024 Michelle Thomson: To ask the Scottish Government whether the publication of the COVID-19 Strategic Framework will be followed by the publication of the National Strategy for Economic Transformation, and when that will be published.
Last updated: 1 March 2022

BB20220301

Government initiated questions lodged on 28 February 2022 S6W-07024 Michelle Thomson: To ask the Scottish Government whether the publication of the COVID-19 Strategic Framework will be followed by the publication of the National Strategy for Economic Transformation, and when that will be published.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 24 March 2026

S6W-44472

Further information on SoT Waiting Times can be found on the PHS website. S6W-44472
Questions and Answers Date answered: 23 March 2026

S6W-44391

The Ministerial element of Ministers' pay has been frozen at the following levels since 2008-09, including in 2025-26:YearJunior MinisterCabinet SecretaryFirst MinisterLord AdvocateSolicitor General2008-09£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162009-10£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162010-11£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162011-12£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162012-13£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162013-14£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162014-15£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162015-16£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162016-17£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162017-18£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162018-19£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162019-20£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162020-21£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162021-22£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162022-23£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162023-24£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162024-25£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162025-26£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,3162026-27£26,068£41,618£80,224£54,371£39,316Ministerial and MSP pay is set and administered by the Scottish Parliament and questions about MSP pay should be directed to the Scottish Parliament.The First Minister continues to freeze both the Ministerial and MSP elements of his pay at 2008-09 levels.Decisions on the Ministerial pay freeze for after the Scottish Parliament election on 7 May 2026 will be for the First Minister of the next administration. S6W...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 19 March 2026

S6W-44080

There were no recorded crimes of this type in North Ayrshire up to 2024-25.Table One: Number of knife-related homicide victims, North Ayrshire, 2013-14 to 2024-25YearKnife-related Homicide Victims2013-1412014-1512015-1602016-1722017-1802018-1902019-2012020-2102021-2222022-2302023-2402024-252Source: Homicide in Scotland, 2024-25Table Two: Recorded crimes of Weapons possession involving a bladed or pointed article (not used in other criminal activity), North Ayrshire, 1999-00 to 2024-25YearRecorded crimes1999-00912000-011132001-02962002-031072003-041132004-051212005-061292006-071312007-081232008-091572009-10882010-11702011-121012012-13452013-14472014-15322015-16552016-17552017-18562018-19832019-20832020-21962021-22692022-23812023-241002024-2583Source: Recorded crime in Scotland, 2024-25Table Three: Recorded crimes of Weapons possession involving a bladed or pointed article (used in other criminal activity), North Ayrshire, 2017-18 to 2024-25YearRecorded crimes2017-18512018-19522019-20472020-21392021-22602022-23482023-24462024-2548Source: Recorded crime in Scotland, 2024-25 S6W...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 13 March 2026

S6W-44174

Our new Alcohol and Drugs Strategic Plan, published on 10 March, sets out actions to tackle substance related harms and deaths in Scotland and ensure that people receive the care and support that is right for them.We are also working with colleagues across the UK to identify opportunities for collaboration to respond to emerging drug trends, including the increasing prevalence of new synthetic substances, which is a matter of significant concern across the UK. S6W...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 March 2026

S6W-44025

Our aspiration is that, by improving accessibility to mental health and wellbeing services for all veterans, they will receive the most appropriate type of support for their needs.Later this year the Scottish Government will review its 2022 Action Plan with a view to ensuring strong support for the armed forces community in Scotland, taking account of the new UK Veterans’ Strategy and with, at its heart, consistent application of the Armed Forces covenant. S6W...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 2 March 2026

S6W-43861

This is why we are implementing the actions contained in the Mental Health and Wellbeing Workforce Action Plan that was published jointly with COSLA and the agreed actions from the Scottish Mental Health Nursing Review Report. S6W-43861
Questions and Answers Date answered: 25 February 2026

S6W-43724

At present, section 14 has been commenced for the purpose of making regulations only and the amended offence and fixed penalty regime are therefore not yet fully in force.Section 19 (powers to search and seize vehicles): the powers to make various regulations necessary for the effective operation of the new provisions inserted into the Environment Act 1995 by section 19 are in force, with the intention to bring the provision fully into force once the regulations are made. S6W...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 February 2026

S6W-43360

Property class is a classification used by Scottish Assessors to describe the type of property, and does not necessarily accurately reflect the use of a property.Table 1: Cost of setting the Higher Property Rate to the same rates as England, by property classProperty classCost of setting the Higher Property Rate in line with England (£)Shops53,700,000Public houses4,100,000Offices23,600,000Hotels14,200,000Industrial subjects38,800,000Leisure and entertainment7,600,000Garages and petrol stations2,600,000Cultural500,000Sporting subjects400,000Education and training19,500,000Public service subjects8,400,000Communications1,000,000Quarries, mines, etc.500,000Petrochemical4,200,000Religious200,000Health and medical6,500,000Other4,100,000Care facilities700,000Advertising200,000Statutory undertaking35,500,000All226,500,000 S6W...

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